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How do we design spaces so people can have an experience, ie feel something, perhaps awaken in some small way, or reflect on their lives or the world around them?

Partnered with the MSU Science Festival, the Spartan Wellness event,  “Student Night: Dreams” held on April 19, 7-9 p.m. consists of tables full of supplies for pillow-making, embroidering, and …

Kevin Beasley at the Performa Biennial; John Tsombikos and Enno Tianen’s long-distance collaboration; Candy Chang and James A. Reeves’s memorial art.

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This September, The Green-Wood Cemetery will present After the End, a participatory art installation that provides visitors with an opportunity to publicly share about their personal losses. Created by artists Candy Chang and James A. Reeves, the installation will be located inside Green-Wood's Historic Chapel beginning on Wednesday, September 15th.

Source: The Conversation – USA – By Rachel Hadas, Professor of English, Rutgers University – Newark As we begin to glimpse what might be the beginning of the end of the pandemic, what does hope mean? It’s hard not to sense the presence of hope, but how do we think of it? Hope is fragile but tough, fugitive but tenacious, even adhesive. It sticks: Hope “stayed behind/in her impregnable home beneath the lip/of the jar,” wrote the ancient Greek poet Hesiod in his poem...